Record Eraser

Does an expunged record show up on a firearm background check?

Nope! Once a record is expunged, it is completely removed.

Attorney Mark Walmer explains that expungement is the destruction of the record, meaning it should not appear on background checks, including those used for firearm purchases.

That said, it is important to make sure the process is fully completed and updated before taking the next step.

Knowing the difference between expungement and sealing matters more than you think.

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Is it really legal to own certain weapons like a muzzleloader if you have a felony in Pennsylvania?

We recently saw a comment telling people it’s okay to own certain guns like muzzleloaders if you have a felony. Well, it's not that simple and is dangerous advice.

Attorney Mark Walmer explains how Pennsylvania law defines a “firearm” and why certain weapons can still create serious legal issues for someone with a prohibited status.

What seems like a loophole can quickly turn into new charges.

If you have a criminal record, this is not an area to guess on. Always be cautious and speak directly with an attorney before making decisions involving firearm ownership.

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